Sentence examples for which is steep from inspiring English sources

The discs cost around $3 each, which is steep on an hourly basis.

The path, which is steep at times, takes you through pristine jungle and past one of the island's highest points, from where the views are excellent.

It was unclear what Mr. Romney meant when he called the deferrals "something that they've purchased," but he may have been referring to the $465 application fee, which is steep for many immigrant families.

Yet the GL350, with its air suspension adjusted for maximum ground clearance, has no trouble picking its way around the course and conquering the final hill, which is steep enough that the view through the windshield is momentarily filled solely with blue sky.

Similarly, if I really wanted (not that I do) I could be hitting a ball from the back of polo pony this weekend in Ascot Park for a hundred quid an hour, which is steep, but the girl on the phone was terribly nice.

Each miniature costs $40, shipped, which is steep for a rigid postage stamp.

They looked around in awe, taking photographs of the stadium, which is steep-sided, with no running track, rather like a half-size Camp Nou in black and white.

RBS intends to keep Coutts' UK business, which is steeped in history.

He also produced Lou Reed's music, which is steeped in Warhol's world.

They define his series about Mecklenburg County, which is steeped in memory and tenderness.

Today, the band released its new album, "All Together Now," which is steeped in Griffin's sunny sensibility.